Hoke Smith Raps British Blockade
New York August 11 Senator Hoke Smith Georgia denounces Britain's blockade as flagrant neutral-right violation and urges President Wilson to revoke the order or halt neutral trade. He cites Bermuda Peterhof cases and calls for Congress action to relieve American importers from Britain’s restrictions and shipping of cotton to Germany via Holland.
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New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Witacn
Amorican
Great
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
United States
Smith
India
Japan
Brrth
United States Supreme Court
Bermuda
Peterhof
Matamoros
Wilson
Congress
Britain
J Smith
The
United
Thas
Ceremany
Holland
Supreme Court of Georgia Case Fragments and Errors
A string of docketed appeals and reversals from multiple Georgia counties including Fulton Chatham Richmond and Bibb. Names such as Central of Georgia Railway Company Roney and Hammond appear with judges Rawlings Pendleton and Walker among others. The list cites numerous plaintiff in error designations and assorted attorneys across cases ending with judgments reversed or affirmed on various bills of exceptions. Many names are repeated across different counties indicating a long sequence of appellate actions and procedural notes.
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Fudan Kent'y
Central of Georgia Railway
Comny
Macon
Ttmjohn Lawton Nalley
Thomas EH Scott
EA Hawkins
Jule Fejton
Manting
Mallard
Fulton
Elis Mark Belding
Gr & L
Hopking
Goddard
Bard
Newton
Reid
Blackburn
Milner
Rogers & Knox
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Swan
Washington
Jades
Charlton O
Bryne Hartridge & Wright
Osborne
Lawrence Tohn Rourke Jr
Sotennah Electric Company
Howard
Chatham
Charlton Osborne & Lawrenes
Twiggs & Gazand
Johnson Administrator
McIntire
Charlton Ff
Jobueon FM Cunningham Jv
Todge Charlton Oliver & Olivar
Weintire
Kemeterry Flynt
Chariton Hitch & Denmark
Higeios Y Higgs
Richmond Auperter Court
Hammond Henry C Roney
Curry
Threshing Machine Company Y Thurmond
Wilkes
Walker
E Sutton
Colley & Colley
Richardson
State
Floyd—Judes
Robertn
Northwesternational Lite Insurance Company
Fom
Erly
Woclch EC Shotheld
Fope & Bennet
Pottle Hotmayer Hambe & Wright
Smith
Hammond Smith
2Reeman Et Aly Freeman
Ponchetan
Govern Jackson Hugh Howell
Lowndes Calhoun
Thompsche Citizens Bank
Wman- J ‘Nel
Rawlings
Larfoid & Jordan
Sisley
Hinson Wood
Mayer
Savannah
Harms
Ghathars
Chariton
John Rourke Jr
David Allison
Twiggs & Ga
Purvis
Rasta
Tattnall
Sheppard " Way & Burk
Judemencs
Shiver Tift
Tift
Thomas F G Boatright
Perry Foy
Monk
Pisinii
Fulwood
Akeen
Corliia
Ottley Et al Trustees
Pendleton
Cleveland & Good Fich
Little Powell Hooper & Goldstein
Jerror Oct & & C Hopking
Bowker Brendon
Slaton & Phillips
Marlon Smith
Ronald Ransom
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Raiford
Warren
Judge Walker Josaph
Polish faction in Austrian parliament seeks Polish kingdom
The Polish faction in the Austrian parliament issues a manifesto calling for a kingdom of Poland with Warsaw as capital within the Hapsburg monarchy. It urges Poles freed from Russian rule to send delegates to a general national convention to perfect an organization for a reunited nation.
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Vienna
London
Austrian Parlsment
Poland
Warsaw
Hapsburg
Polish National Committee
Prohibitionist Fights Rules to Push Legislation in Georgia
A Georgian legislator defends prohibition stance against saloon league factions while denouncing the Rules Committee actions. He cites 126 members backing a calendar placement for a vote and protests against process he deems abusive, insisting he answers to his constituents not party extremists.
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Saloon League
Atlanta
Rates Committee
Rules Committee
House
Prohibition
Assembly
Extraordinary session eyed as governor weighs ban on prohibition
The governor announced an extraordinary session for December 1 to consider the general appropriations bill and deficiency funds, with possible constitutional amendments. Prohibition supporters pushed for faster action, adjournment sine die was voted 38 to 74, and debate focused on timing and funding for the session.
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Ernor
Yeeter
Atkinson County
Trentien County
States Road
Ules Committee
Sheppard
Sumter
Fullbright
Burke
Carroll
Clarke
Clements
Sole
Coleman
Calhoun
Dart Davidson
Dennard
Dockery
Dorney
Dusty Elders
Danis
Bates
Findley
Foster
Fowler
Walbright
Garlington
Gil Mam Gils
Green
Wilkes
Griffin
Lowndes
Yiarrin
Walker Hantley
Haynes Howard
Hudson Hutcheson
Jackson
Fohnson
Appling Jones
Coweta
Kirby
LeSuear Lowe Marshall
Atkinson
Emanuel
Avret
Ayer
Baggett
Ballard
Barber
Bar- Hela
Beall
Beck
Heck
Murray
Bell
Bowers
Heyett
Brooks Brown
Wheeler
Burtz
Campbell
Garter
Chancey
Lauren Coliier
Conger
Cook
Cooper
Cravey
Culpepper
Davis
Dickerson
Doda
Dorris
Crisp
Douglas
Dorsett
Edwards
Haralson
Walton
Evang
Gordy
Clayton Griffin
Degatur
Heath
Hodges
Hoge Hopkins Johnson
Gwinnett
Jones
Wilkinson Key
Kidd King
Greens
King of
Jefferson
White
Knight Lane
Lanier
Ledbetter Liles
Lunsford
Martn
Mathews
Dawson Mathews
Dilbert Moore
Heard
Moore
Jeff Davis
McLanahan
McRae
Nunn
Oliver Ferkins
Perry _ Pickeren
Redwine
Reiser
Tee Rich
Sheppard Shipp
Short Simpson
Sloan Smith
Dade Smith
DeKalb
Georgia House Delays Adjournment Sine Die Amid Pressure
The Georgia General Assembly faced a push to stay in session past 1 o clock on August 11, 1915. Governor Harris urged the chamber to resist adjournment and complete constitutional duties before the deadline. The session included debates overShip tax exemptions for Georgia registered ships, a conference on Senate amendments, and a bill to monthly salary payments for teachers.
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General Assembly
Avaia
Seccion
India
Harris
Sheppart
Sumter
Teaver
House
Georgia
Senate
Shuptrine
Woodrow Willson
Germany
Lualtania
Burwell
Wordy clashes in Senate over appropriations bill
The Georgia Senate debates an appropriations bill amid filibuster tactics by prohibitionists. Senators Adams Stovall and Peacock clash with President Persons as attempts to extend the session and call an extra session are voted down. Debate reveals tensions over delaying adjournment and the potential cost to the state.
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House
Senate
Prohibitionista
Georgia
Adama
Oratory
Olvelk Peain
Stovall
Peacock
Thomas
Walkers
Persons
Dilla
Walker
Parsons
Dodsona Liver Tone Promises Harmless Bowels Relief
A dated advertisement touts Dodsona Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel claiming it cleanses the bowels without causing sickness. It urges readers to consult a pharmacist, warns calomel risks, and asserts the product is harmless for adults and children.
Georgia Senate Adopts Honors For Clerks And Officials
President Persons, asserting constitutional power, keeps the Georgia Senate in session past noon. He thanks messengers, doorkeepers, and clerical staff, and a dramatic entrance by Mrs Marsh sparks applause as the chamber unanimously approves resolutions praising Devereaux McClatchey and others, with Major title conferred on the secretary. The body adjourns at 3:40 PM.
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Senate
EP Dobbs
John D Walker
Senate Herald
McClatchey Hansell and Rice
Upper House
Orauwe
Burnside
Marsh
Lanate
B F McLoughlin
Atlanta
Senate of Georgia
Walker
Appropriations Committee
McCantchey
Secetary
Devereaux
McClatches
Ec Clatchey
Devereaux FcClatchey
Major Devereaux
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Carter Electric Co
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Ivy
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Walter Ballard Optical Co
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Supreme Court OF GA
Dismianoa
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Roberts
Worri Pottis
Swift
Muscoged
Hbldl
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Wohlwender
Bulloch
Olive
Richmond
Wallpright
Bibb
Ean
Atu AY Amy
Carolina
Olga Petrova
Seattle
E. G. Greiffin
Gate City
Lodge
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Castle Hall
Awiting Brothers
P Cronafim K
Avanta Todge No 587
AMT
Masonie Temple Curnix Peachtree
Csin Street
Mget
W Thomas Evans
Kirkwood Lodge
Noma Fo & AM
Kirkwood
O Radford
Oreuken
Geo W Gardner
Ige
Chicago
Joel Hunter & CO
Certfied Public Accountants
Axslum Penitentiary
Potters
Ndat Institute
Ga Keeley
JH Conway
Keeley
Woodward Ave
Neal Institutes
Forrest
George Adair
W. Carroll Latimer
Fourth National Bank
UOC
Trust
Co. of ‘Ga
George L. Word
Drafer
Fourth Matioral Bank
Aaron Haas, S Son & Howell Candler Bldg
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